in pointing out that in congress, john lewis was a strong advocate for the united states postal service, its mission and the women and men who serve our mission every day013, we were honored when john lewis spoke at a dedication ceremony and should a commemorative stamp honoring the 50 year anniversary on the march of washington. 50 years before, john lewis was the youngest speaker at that march lending his voice to a generation in the cause of freedom. in addition, in 2017, congressman lewis participated in the dorothy heights forever stamp. to his many contributions at the main post office will be renamed the john lewis post office at a dedication ceremony this coming august. [applause] >> our stamp program has honored many civil american heroes like martin luther king junior, rosa parks, and thurgood marshall. it is my honor to announce the united states postal service will issue a forever stamp celebrating the life and legacy of congressman john lewis. [applause] >> we will officially dedicate the john lures forever stamp at july 21 at morehouse college in atlanta. the women and men of the postal service take great pride in binding the nation toget

day. i sat with senator scott. you know what moved me? watching john and thinking about 50 years prior being beaten simply because he wanted to register people to vote, standing up and introducing president obama, the president of the united states. i may be in a different party. i may have different views, but i'm an american, i got goose bumps and tears thinking how far we had come and thinking that john lewis led the march on that bridge and led the introduction that day. regardless of how you felt about our country, you realized the change thatted begun and the man who led it was right in front. he may not smile here, but i told the postmaster it should have been a gift and should have been dancing because that's the way i knew john. . . . he won many more awards than i ever could but i remember him he would invite me to come. i remember these groups that had given to everybody else and i wanted john to be the one to present to me. i am proud and honored to call john a friend. everyone should strive to celebrate his incredible life and his legacy a

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day, same time. how do you set yourselves apart? john: it's christmas in july. this is our ninth prime day.t's an event. i expect this year to be bigger than ever. more deals than ever before. millions dropping every 30 minutes and we are excited about what we are seeing so far. 50% off top selling toys. there really is a deal for everybody out there. i've got friends who use prime day to shop for everyday essentials. getting their shampoo. it's a big day. thanking prime members for loyalty, the best way we can think to do that is savings. last year they saved $1.7 billion. we hope to a clips that this year. caroline: how are you using technology in and of itself to make sure i feel targeted in the right way? john: with a lot of our ai technology it's focused on specialization. when you look at the website for yourself, it's different than looking at it for your friends. building on ai technology to really help, giving you a customized experience. caroline: and using the alexa, right? john: that's right. anything in your shopping cart or wishlist, alexa will tell you it just went on a great

. >> john: best news i've heard all day. john roberts in washington, with that unfolding and accusations of a bias justice department, former secretary of state mike pompeo was sounding the alarm, saying it's playing right into our enemy's hands. >> our friends on the world are saying what on earth is going on in the united states, how much chaos can be tolerated from the world's most important country and our adversaries are thinking it might be the moment to press the claim in the south china sea or asia, africa or middle east or well. this has repercussions that go beyond the politics and the set of votes that might take place in 2024, this has global ramifications for those people who are tasked with keeping us safe, soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines. it's really troubling. >> john: we will speak toga ret and carly on how the u.s. should position ourself against our adversaries, jacqui heinrich at the white house. any comment from the president on this. >> no, and heard the unequivocal no from the podium on the questi

. >> john: another busy day but the best part it is friday. i'm john roberts in washington.s is "america reports." the white house argues biden agendas growing the economy for middle out and the bottom. voters still believe the economy has bottomed out giving the president low marks across the board especially when it comes to inflation. >> sandra: they say they are not feeling it, robert will doug willden will join us on the president's ongoing sales pitch. >> john: bryan llenas is live for the president is about to speak and give us a preview of what he's about to say. >> john good afternoon, the president is about to townhouse how his administration is into green energy and will lead to expansion offshore wind farms in the gulf of mexico, an investment that directly leads to a thousand union jobs at philadelphia's shipyard as they get set to build a brand-new ship called "the acadia," the first of its kind to build offshore with wind farms off the coast of the united states. now the president said this is an example of so-called bideneconomics. the white house feels bulli

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john rahm, jason day, tom kim and sepp straka ending on seven underpar but that merely afforded harman luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands. he closed with a comfortable par and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. at 36 years old, he said it was better late than never and that he couldn't be happier. from hoylake, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman�*s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ball into a bush, seeing him drop to 10 under. very aware of my own emotions and i knew at some point i would drop some shots. really difficult day out today. haven't typically been a very good rain player. i was nervous starting the day, so to make those two birdies on six and seven today was really good. australia's cricketer�*s have retained the ashes. the final day of the fourth test was a complete wash—out at old trafford which means that england cannot win the series. after losing the first two tests they were

but john is -- john was -- the conservatives were suspicious of john on the day of his appointment. they remained suspicious of john all the way up until the dobbs decision. beginning in earnest, their suspicion, the day that you decided the obamacare cases in the way that he did. conservatives never believed the chief justice would vote to overturn roe v. wade, and even though he did what he did, that if you would have approved a 15-month ban that came out of mississippi, that was never going to be enough for the conservatives. after the dobbs decision, what has been said just conversationally is true. john as chief justice no longer commands his court. it is now under the control of the five other conservatives on the court. there is no way that he can regain his control, if you want to call it that, over the supreme court. the chief justice never had control, but the only way that any chief justice can have control is if there are four other justices -- and in this case five others -- who actually agree with him on the decision of a case, and if the five today don't, then he will

i'm john roberts in washington and sandra, we made it to friday. you a little earlier than me. >> sandra: good day to find a cold pool, right, for a dip. good to be with you, john. happy friday. sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." we are watching this weather coast to coast. right now, roughly 155 million people are under heat alerts. in arizona's maricopa county alone, more than two dozen heat-related deaths. >> john: the extreme weather not only an immediate health risk but the largest electric grid operator in the country has issued an energy emergency alert as the tremendous demand for electricity increases. >> sandra: get right to it with c.b. cotton. it is one of those days you walk outside and stops you in your tracks. you just -- it's tough to move in this kind of heat. >> hi, sandra, that's right. it's getting really hot here in central park and not only is it pretty uncomfortable, it's potentially dangerous out here today as millions of americans face another day of heat alerts. from southern california to the east coast, record breaking temps. the heat extremes gave way

john. exactly right. today's the last day of 80's inland, which is >> going to be warmer than this weekend. but cooler than if other the rest of the day's in this forecast so really get outside and enjoy views like this from mount tam this morning might incentivize you to do a little bit of that. look at out there mount tam gorgeous start. you can see the gray down below. now you are driving through some of the great you're going outside in the east bay hills and up in the north bay where visibility is suffering a bit this morning. now current temperatures are nice and mild, get those windows opened up, especially if you are inland with those 80's this afternoon, things are still going to be comfortable enough. but the heat ahead of us is going to change that up really quickly here. winds not a huge factor this morning. all in all today. not looking bad 80's for your afternoon highs inland 70's by the bay shore. we'll be getting to the heat in the days to come. all. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well

. >> john: 44 days until the republican primary field heads to milwaukee to duke it out in the first presidential debate of the campaign, but several are sharpening their knives to separate themselves from the pack. >> tim scott is taking a different approach, touting his optimistic message of the future and focusing his attacks on president biden rather than his fellow republicans. ask if his strategy is making enough in-roads coming up. >> john: the president arriving in lithuania ahead of the high stakes nato summit, he will likely need to shore up disagreements among america's closest allies. sandra, vacation is over, we are all back. >> sandra: big welcome back to you, john. let's get right to it. sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports." president is kicking off the trip with a visit to england where he met with the u.k. prime minister before appearing with king charles at windsor castle. their first meeting since charles' coronation. >> john: his stop in london may be the easy part of the trip as the president's comments over nato membership and move to give widely

. >> we've been trying our best to prepare you all throughout the week, john, every day it's getting warmer and warmer and warmer. good morning, john. yeah, definitely looking at a warm up into the weekend. this is where we're going to be seeing daytime highs. >> coming into the triple digits for a whole lot of our inland areas dangerously hot for a lot of spots. so definitely get that plan in order for hopefully just getting to a cool spot during your daytime hours. look at this, though. it foggy out there in san francisco. can hardly even see quite hour this morning because that fog is so dense. this is that moderating effect that the ocean is having on just the coast. you need an escape from the heat over the weekend. head closer to the water is going to be significantly cooler as you can see, most of the bay area lit up in pink because starting at 11:00am on saturday through 11:00pm on sunday. we're all going to be under excessive heat warnings. those areas not lit up in pink towards the coastline will be your spots to get to. if you need a little escape. as for this morning, temp

but with your own efforts and see the result of the end of the day, john just and his wife, robin, areg their dream home in the eastern sierra. >> but it's probably not what you're thinking been talked about building downs for a long time since to build a dome on it. spent nearly a decade in the bay area working as a software engineer at tesla. that's where he experienced one of the biggest dangers of california living firsthand. >> lived in the senator's during the czu fire. so we had to evacuate for the entire week and a half i think that's how long it was. we were evacuated. we were just a trying to find out what is our house still there now after working on a new generation of vehicles, he's going to work on what he believes could be the next generation of homes. >> by building a mini dome home. are awesome. donors are also cool, literally with less surface area than a traditional house. it's much easier to insulated against the elements. there structurally a very, very the based upon the triangle and that's the strongest shape that you really makes a lot of sense. snow, rain, wind

. >> john: i'm chuckling, reminiscent of the last president who woke up every day to bad news. the report on biden goes on to soften the blow of biden's outbursts with an ex claimer, seeing screaming is a sign of respect. >> sandra: and cbs news "biden's grandfatherly appeal may be absent overseas at nato summit." 68% of americans say they are concerned about biden's age. is the m ed why spinning for the president? >> john: the president does have a full plate overseas, including a high stakes meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy. he wants into nato, but they say not yet. and kurt volker knows what's at stake better than almost anyone. he joins us this hour. but first. >> sandra: this developing story. when is enough enough? gender transition surgery is potentially inflicting irreperable harm. >> john: utah governor says the american medical association has become "politicized" saying it's impossible to get unbiased information about gender affirming care. but the ama and others are defending those practices. >> sandra: and take it from our guest, prisha mosley went through the pai

sandra and john have the day off. secret service is reviewing visitor logs and checking security footage. they say the probe will wrap up early next week. >> mike: james comer calling for more details while blasting the discovery as a "shameful moment for the white house." let's get right to mark meredith live at the white house. what do we know about the location where the cocaine was found? >> mike and jacqui, good afternoon to you. drugs were found in the lower level entrance of the west wing, an area officials have been saying is heavily traveled but also area that vip guests, as well as staffers, use to get in and out of the west wing. secret service says it is investigating who brought the drugs into the building, however they believe where he may not get a definitive answer. and they have done fingerprint testing and dna testing on the container the cocaine was found in. president biden has yet to comment publicly and no indication he plans to weigh in. the white house has been sending most questions to the sec

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day. good morning, john. good morning. s is absolutely the best 7 today. >> morning is where it's at these next few days because afternoons, you're just going find some air conditioning, some shade, maybe a trip out to the coast. if you've got the time. but our mornings have been a little foggy. we will take that if it means some relief from the heat. your view outside at coit tower is especially foggy right now can hardly even see quite hours. so dense in san francisco, the fog, the ocean air is the reason why those areas along the coastline in the bay shore are not going to be under excessive heat warnings this weekend. but our inland areas all lit up in pink starting at 11:00am on saturday through sunday. our 2 hottest days of your forecast right now. we're in the 50's good chance to open up the windows. take the dog on a walk before the payment gets too high and just get out there on that job before it gets too hot for yourselves as well. now towards the afternoon today that fog burns off, visibility improves and temper

. >> john: three days from now, hunter biden's former best friend and business partner devon archer will

in addition the grateful dead with john mayer hosted 3 day sold out events everybody was dress in the tie die all over the city. it was an exciting time and people who visited said, this is a great city. this is a beautiful city this is an amazing city. it is clearly the city that tony bennett wrote about where the cable car help you reach halfway to the stars. let's remember that. as we start to go know the days of doing our work and the challenge this is continue to persist am people are counting on us to make this budget live up to when we are promising. a new day. a new dawn, a new hope. new excitement. but still make sure every dollar counts. with that, let's sign this budget. [applause]. [laughter] [background noise] [quiet talking] all right. >> thank you. it is official! [applause] today i visualize the goal. we get to the space where you smile. i smile, too. and you hundred mow that pen after you sign. let me say, though, with that i know this it was a difficult path. to get here. the reason why i know is because i was a good legislative aid for almost 20 glorious this place.

it's very, very hot out here. >> john: good day to be going sleeveless, no question about that.'ve been in the heat. how is it in new york city today? >> sandra: hot, it's just sticky. and you know how new york city gets when its this hot, gets icky, like really stinky. >> john: the smell is quite unique in new york city. >> sandra: always is, but extra special today. >> john: here in d.c., it's only 92, supposed to hit 98 around 5:00, we'll see. still not like 125° in either qatar or india, i've been to both of those places when it's been that hot. that's hot. >> sandra: sweltering. cape cod, meanwhile, is seeing a surge in shark sightings. one beach had to be temporarily shut down completely after several sharks were spotted along the coast. so should cape cod beach goers worry about even going for a swim? ask austin gallagher, a shark expert and ceo and chief scientist for beneath the waves. thank you for joining us. something our team has been talking about. seems there is more and more shark sightings happening. is that the case or just more cameras on the beach? >> yeah, t

and the beginning of his preaching ministry, so saint john obediently complied with the request, gentlemen. dear brothers and sisters, today on the day of the nativity of the greatest prophet, we turn to him with a prayer to the baptist of the savior john, pray to god for us, but at the same time we are inspired by the example of his active service, not only in word, but also in the deed of our ascetic life, we also remember the righteous zechariah or council, who have truly shown love for god and the spirit for a friend, to the best of our strength , circumstances, and we will glorify god not only with a word of prayer, but and our daily good deeds, which often testify to our faith in christ much better than words . the united states is putting scorched earth in ukraine, the states are ready to supply kiev with cluster munitions banned worldwide.

we began to give a 60-day notice to adult asylum-seekers in the coming days. >> john: knew it to a clubw york city mayor adams giving migrant 60 days notice. that is not all appearance be to the mayor is going one step further to hand out these flyers down at the southern border telling migrants new york city self designated sanctuary city is expensive and full. a direct quote, "please consider another city as shoemaker decision about where to settle in the u.s." >> john: welcome back, "america reports" kicks off our number two, john roberts and washington. here we go with another jam-packed our appearance be to john, sandra smith in new york and the mayor taking heat for multimillion dollar payout to protesters. brian kilmeade weighs in on that interest in a minute. >> john: plus fighting back against the war on campus free speech. are we starting to see the tide turn. chris ruth and his new book how the left is taking over everything and what to do about it. but first, this. the wife of suspected local domain gilgo beach serial killer files for divorce. this comes a week after former

. >> john, every day at vons and the other grocery stores in my district people walk in, fill a groceryt and walk out. with the seven, eight, $900 with the groceries with absolute impunity no charges are brought. you can imagine how many charges there would be if we could charge that. but in california only going to get a ticket for the going get out quickly and since they're usually very high on fentanyl or some other drug the police are mostly not responding. that is building into what i think is a decade of lawlessness. a decade of major crime. california's would have the brunt of it. jon: as in so many other areas california's lead the nation. congressman darrell i said thank you. >> thank you jon. this was the case that rocked new york city really the entire nation. these so-called preppy killer, robert chambers is out of prison after serving 15 years on drug and assault charges. chambers meant to killing a teenager back in the 1980s known as the preppy killer and that central park strangler in that case based second-degree murder charges he only served 15 years after pleading guil

john, i was on the other day and everything on there used to be lush and green. now it's dry and brittle. and you're talking about a warm-up on the way. john morning. that was exactly the questions. get asked a rain cause. that's been something we've all been noticing. those hillsides like mount tam rate here. >> that had been covered with the green grasses and brush from the really wet winter season. now starting to look really dry. and that is boosting what we call fuel moisture content. and that is allowing a lot of potential fires to burn. if we do see any sort of spark out there. what a lovely sunrise ahead of our last day with not necessarily heatwave status heat. today we're looking at 80's for inland areas. so will be a warmer one. but we're going to see gradually rising temperatures in the days to come that paired with those hillsides that are not as green as they once were. and of course, the dry conditions we've seen for multiple weeks now and we will have increased fire danger ahead of us. what's going on here with this? high-pressure ridge is about to

day. tom kim and john a great day for guide the toss it back to you at the 3 million dollars richer. not bad for a day on the course. thanks a lot, aaron. >> all right. let's get a look at your 4 zone. forecast is from our sutro tower camera here. >> the fog moving in across the city. still beautiful down the breeze around rig as joining us. >> we'll recent. yeah. and that fog being shallow marine layer is making its trek across the bay currently in the east bay over berkeley. live look outside. and as you can see, we are noticing that shallow marine layer and we are going to track, for the most part, thicker marine layer during the overnight hours into your monday morning, bringing us a round of drizzle to start your monday morning commute until he finally notice that sunshine later in the afternoon. but when tracker tracking fairly calm, wind speeds out there right now, 20 miles per hour. wind gusts, though, for concord and fairfield, seeing 30 mile per hour wind gusts with winds out of the southwest. so we are going to notice mother nature's natural ac kicking into high gear tomor

the same day that eastman cooked up that plan, december 28th, 23rd, that same day john eastman sent an email to molly michael. quote, is the president available for a very quick call today at some point? just want to update him on our overall strategic thinking. five minutes later, mr. eastman got a call from the white house switchboard, a call that lasted 23 minutes. molly michael could be a heck of a potential witness. and that would be a new development, because ms. michael did not seem to be the most helpful witness in the house january six committees investigation. and reference to the actual day of january six, molly michael was present in the oval office that day but, the committee seemed to note, with some frustration, that she claimed not to remember nearly anything from one of the most memorable days in recent american history. and molly michael's testimony to the committee is filled with, i do not recall, i'm not sure i recall, i don't specifically recall. her lawyers during that investigation were from former trump lawyer mark kasowitz's law firm. we do not know if that mea

. >> john: 44 days until the republic p

on the day of john the baptist on june 24, the caravan of princess zoe, consisting of 100 carts of 150nd crossed italy through siena bologna and nuremberg the caravan reached the seaside city of lubyg. here, in order to go around dangerous lithuania, terrible storms boarded the ship. they carried them across the baltic sea on the twelfth day, made their way to the primorsky city, kolyvana in the kolyvan, moved to sani and the rest of the way to moscow through pskov and veliky novgorod went in a snowstorm and cold weather , the road took 7 months, but khan akhmat also collects troops from the border that are not good. what do you say? the grand duke is a messenger with news from the byzantine princess, all without a harrow , and the main legaton, all in red, enters images are not applied, and instead of blessing like this, you don’t apply your fingers to people. according to orthodox apply apply if you become enemies, i am dissatisfied, you understand. will they be in the city now? i am a prince. yes, he knows. go to him and let him know that if the latin roofs enter this gate, your lor

arizona saw the steepest decline in the last seven days, down $0.16 a gallon, john. >> john: kris van to expect this independence day weekend, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> john, good evening. you have mentioned how poor the air quality is from the canadian wildfires. it looks like the smoke will peak in the northeast tomorrow, so places like d.c., philadelphia, new york, and boston. saturday is the day where we will be under air quality alerts. gradual improvements as we go through sunday, much better for monday, as well as the holiday on tuesday itself. expanding heat across the south, because of a high-pressure dome here, a lot of storms that are riding along the periphery of that. saturday could be a very violent day for storms, especially across the midwest, winds here could gust 75 miles an hour or greater. in the west, it is all about the heat, a lot of heat warnings and heat advisories, places like phoenix and vegas could see temperatures 110-115, and on fourth of july, especially in the eastern u.s.,

that day, trump lawyer john eastman, jammed up two page memo summarizing ways to ensure, quote, that president trump is reelected. in that memo, eastman suggested the vice president pence could simply count electoral college votes from seven states. we now know that those states to be the state through ultimately involved in trump's fake electoral profit. that was an important memo in terms of this plot. eastman's thinking was that eliminating those seven states would take enough electoral college votes of the table the pants couldn't just gavel in trump as reelected. the same day that eastman cooked up that plan, december 28th, 23rd, that same day john eastman sent an email to molly michael. quote, is the president available for a very quick call today at some point? just want to update him on our overall strategic thinking. five minutes later, mr. eastman got a call from the white house switchboard, a call that lasted 23 minutes. molly michael could be a heck of a potential witness. and that would be a new development, because ms. michael did not seem to be the most helpful witness

need to enter into a discussion, so the representative of the white house stated this the other day john well , ukraine hopes that the alliance in vilnius will not be divided and will show a common position , this is what president of ukraine volodymyr said today during his visit to slovakia zelenskyi i believe that the issue regarding sweden has not yet been resolved and the issue regarding ukraine's signal regarding the invitation has not yet been resolved. i believe that there is little unity in this and it is a threat to the strength of the alliance. therefore, we expect exactly positive results or at least some steps to approach this positive, this is very is important for the security of the whole world, so we see that intrigue remains before the summit well, today the nato secretary general has already predicted that in vilnius the leaders of the alliance will adopt a multi-year program of support for ukraine - this is in order to to guarantee the compatibility of the ukrainian armed forces and nato forces, the council of ukraine of nato will also be created, and the secretary gen

john kerry is not on his 4th and final day in the twenty's capsule. he's met with senior officials including including the premier li chung. i'm talk to mike when he, he's cold from little cooperation in the lead up to the global climate conference comp 28. which takes place later this year in due by let's go to katrina use line for us in beijing katrina. and so kerry's visit to beijing. the timing can be more patch and then given the heat wave, the country is experiencing fust main focus through if anything concrete has been achieved in these full days of tools. well, john kerry has said that his visit here to china has been extremely constructive. but we haven't heard of any concrete agreements made between the 2 slides, except that they will continue to work together on this issue. now when john kerry met with china is vice president and jones on wednesday morning. and during that music, he said that universal stress of climate change was to force him to be impacted by local politics. so that should, it should be treated as its own standalone issue

were going on 5.30, weather has been just lovely the past few days. johnday to maybe get out for a hike or nice little walk. just keep that sunscreen close by. good morning. >> friday, especially on the sunnier days like we're about to be seeing just around the increased marine layer this morning. and that's a sign of further cooling. it's been a gradual cool down, but you may notice temperatures today being a little bit more comfortable than the even were yesterday. you can see outside from the east bay hills right here. that's always a good sign for your visibility as you're about to be making your commute with that marine layer sitting just above us. that means the cloud cover from it is scooting in just above the bay shore may run into a few low visibility spots in our hill sites. current temperatures are 50's and 60's with hayward and oakland in the low 60's right now, san francisco on up through petaluma and santa rosa in the mid 50's. for most of your temperatures. so definitely a cool start. i'd encourage you to bring that light jacket over the nex

day. all right john, just real. yeah, sure. i like accounts from the soldiers about how comfortable it was on the first day. yet you'll have some respond that. oh, my gosh, jeff, it's only 70 degrees or what have you, but read account after count even accounts soldiers falling out of the march because of the heat. so i think the key to that is the description that john added there it's the point it's the humidity you don't always to have the extreme temperature to make it a difficult situation. please keep interrupting because when i get on a roll, you just never know what's going to happen. you got to understand, we just met yesterday. we've known each other for 18 hours and it's been it's probably been one of the best 18 hours of my life. i mean that sincerely. so here's july 2nd. so once again, numbers the left these are observed jacobs is nuhe numbers in the middle same process now if you remember th previous slide on day two the dew point actually went down a little bit now to 74 on day one, 72 on day two, you might be like

the american climate and boy john kerry is a full day visit to beijing is expected to discuss the plans to come me thing, gas emissions, which is deforestation based aid for developing countries. katrina, you as well from aging. a john terry's making his counterparts shit, dental and vision on monday and over the next 3 days would be nice. a more senior chinese officials. and the goal of this visit is really to see whether the us and china can work together to address the climate twice as a need, a growing list of tensions and disagreements service issues ranging from trade in technology to taiwan and to train. now on the agenda during this visit with the reducing emissions, particularly at me think gas which is contributing to about 30 percent of global warming, also talked about will be reducing coal use and cutting deforestation as well as helping 4 countries to address the climate crisis. now both countries have said that they need to take a leadership role in addressing this issue as the world's biggest uses. and his hopes that they will set a positive example and the lead up to th